The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1887-08-12

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Pay your taxes and save cost.
Rev. j. w. Lees has decided not
go abroad this year.
Miss Cora Pearsons of Laconia
visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. COrwin.
M. G. johnson is home on a visi
this week.
OR. Baker is taking in the music
this week.
M. F. Davis, leading architect o
Lowell, was in town last Friday.
We understand that D. w. Cobb ha
situation in Lowell on the Mail.
Prof. w. E. Sargent we were pleas
ed to see on our streets this week a.
genial as ever.
Capt. and Mrs. Eugene Leavitt Of
Lancaster have recently been guests Of
w. II. Leavitt.
j. j. Rennie contemplates making Q
trip through the West during Septem
Der.
Harry Pratt of Cambridge, a piano
tuner in Iyers & Ponds mandatory
is visiting at B. P. Baldwin's.
f. G. Chapman and son of Manches.
ter, have been the guests of Perley
Chapman this week.
Mrs. Hattie Berkley starts next
Monday for four weeks visit with
her sister at LittletOn, Mass.
Mrs. A. F. Colburn of Lawrence
Mass, is spending her summer vaca.
ton with her husband in town.
Master Leslie Adams, son of Oscar
G. Hatch, cashier of the Littleton Ma
tional Bank of Littleton, N. H., is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. c. H. Carpenter.
Winnie Woods drew the ticket win
ming $5 at Taylor's entertainment Sat-
urday evening, and Chas. Kent secur-
ed an X Monday evening.
Mrs. Edward Burnham of Littleton,
N. H., accompanied by her young son
is spending a few days in town, the
guest of Mrs. Asa T. Shaw.
Probate court was held here Tues
day, at which time Judge Gleason put
good deal of business. He
is very efficient Judge.
Mrs. Warren and son George of Bos-
ton Highlands are spending few
weeks with George Manson, father of
Mrs. w.
Charlie Davis who has been engaged
in the drug store here for several years
we learn is soon to seek employment
1t was little girl that came to the
home of Col. and Mrs. Andross Aug.
LIST. She seems well contented and
acts as though she intended to make
permanent stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Parker and son
Ted, of New York city spent few
lays with Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Parker
his week. The former is doing a
arge ice business in New York.
Chas. Dickey's barn was struck by
lightning few mornings ago, burn
ng the same together with quite lot
If live stock. He suffered like loss
some years ago.
The railroad war still continues at
Concord. The Boston & Maine has
70 cd lead, and will win. The people
ire behind them which is strong
,oint in their favor.
John Kent, who met with such a Sc
light, was here on visit only few
weeks ago. He is fine fellow and
las our sympathy.
Howard X. Sanderson and wife Of
Boston are visiting Asa Howard and
Jesse Merrill. Mr.. SandersOn is head
alesman in Golding Il Co.'s large
printers warehouse, Fort Hill Square.
We have seen a letter from the ply
ician at Buffalo who is treating Mrs.
Evans, in which he states that he ex-
,ects that she will improve and make
good recovery. We sincerely hope
hat his predictions will prove true.
In the death of Mr.. r. r. Aldrich |
We lose one of our best citizens, the
Methodist church an exemplary men,
,er, and the deeply bereaved family
aithful husband and loving father.
Mr.. Aldrich was worker throughout
lis long life, but he suffered as much
S he worked, and during the past four
months the sympathy of the commune
Y has been with him in his sick cham
'er. The strong qualities of his ma
ire which served him so well in labor
ppeared at their best in suffering.
sustained and cheered by the tender
of his wife and daughter he
ouUht for life with the strength of a